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Ronnie Rogers
When you’re born in Music City, to musical parents, your path would seem to be somewhat predetermined. Such was the fate of Ronnie Rogers. Born and raised in Nashville, Tennessee, Ronnie’s parents were active in gospel and country music and their talents were obviously passed on to their son.
An award winning songwriter, Ronnie had numerous songs recorded before mega group Alabama hit with “Dixieland Delight”, but it was through that song that he developed a relationship with the band that became his vehicle for the future. Their musical collaboration produced the likes of “Jukebox In My Mind”, “Pass It On Down”, “Take A Little Trip”, and the list goes on.
In addition to the Alabama cuts, Ronnie’s works have also been covered by Toby Keith, Brooks and Dunn, George Strait, Dierks Bentley, Gary Allan, Lee Ann Womack, Ray Charles, Mark Chesnutt, Emerson Drive, Tanya Tucker, Joe Diffie, Steve Wariner, Aaron Tippin and many others.
An avid outdoorsman, Ronnie is never happier than when he is enjoying the sunshine and fresh air at his rural homestead. Luckily for him, his office is the great outdoors and this is where some of his best songs have been written.
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